Sausage Tree Camp

Sausage Tree Camp is located in the middle of Lower Zambezi National Park where the Zambezi river forms the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Opposite the Zambezi, in Zimbabwe, is the famous Mana Pools National Park. Lower Zambezi is the lesser known and lesser traveled park given its more remote nature – which is exactly why we love it! It is here that you will find few other tourists and incredible density of wildlife, combined with stunning scenery.

The camp itself contains only eight unique safari tents, with five being signature tents, two honeymoon tents and lastly Kigelia House which is more family orientated. The signature suites come with open-air bathrooms and a private deck overlooking the Zambezi. The honeymoon suites have both indoor and outdoor bathrooms, private deck and a private dining area for those romantic diners. Kigelia House contains two ensuite bedrooms with a lounge in the center that leads onto a large private deck with splash pool. Each of the safari suites comes with a private butler who is there to help and tend to any of your needs during your stay.

The activities are diverse and plentiful, we would recommend a minimum stay of three nights just to even get a glimpse of what the area has to offer! Depending on availability, Sausage Tree tries to ensure each group of guests are privately guided, meaning that you don’t share activities. This helps to personalize the attention and create a safari tailored to your groups individual needs. The activities on offer are both morning and afternoon game-drives, night drives, walking safaris, boating safaris, canoeing and fishing.